Oh, I don't blame you for being upset and I'm not saying you're wrong. It's a horrific thing. I'm just saying it's too early to tell what happened or who, if anyone, is at fault. It's always best to reserve judgment in cases like this because if it turns out the woman is innocent, her life is ruined. Too many people are quick to believe someone guilty simply because they were arrested and never bother to check the facts. Suppose she is innocent, which is by no means guaranteed - imagine what it would like to have lost your kids, been accused of killing them and treated like pariah for the rest of your life because, despite the fact that you were proven innocent, people still think you're guilty.
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Date: 14 Jan 2006 15:13 (UTC)